Selective Flotation Of Mica From Pegmatites ? Introduction

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
James S. Browning
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Jan 1, 1966

Abstract

The principal uses of fine ground mica are as filler in wallboard joint cement, as a filler and surface coating for roofing, as an ingredient in paints, and in oil well drilling mud. The mineral has other uses in the manufacture of rubber, wallpaper, plastics, welding rods, electric insulation, house insulation, and textiles, and as an annealing agent in metal treatment. In recent years, more than 999 percent of the domestic mica produced has been scrap and flake mica (mica which does not meet specifications for sheet mica and is used for producing fine ground mica). There has been a continued increase in mica production for, several years, the 1963 production of scrap and flake mica totaling 117,251 tons.
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APA: James S. Browning  (1966)  Selective Flotation Of Mica From Pegmatites ? Introduction

MLA: James S. Browning Selective Flotation Of Mica From Pegmatites ? Introduction. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1966.

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